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Below is what Hyundai expect you to do if having the car serviced outside the netwrork if you want the warranty to remain intact. It is one of the reasons why I bought a five year service plan on my Santa Fe. After 3 years and 45k I have had £2k worth of warranty honoured without a question.
The following details and documentation must be available:
The Hyundai Owner's Routine Maintenance Information Booklet must be completed at each scheduled service time with the following:
- Vehicle Registration
- Date of Service
- Mileage
- Service provider stamp
- Service provider Technician signature
Independent Service Provider Invoices and associated documentation must include:
- Name and Address of Service Provider
- Details of the vehicle (i.e. VIN, Registration and Mileage)
- The date the Service was carried out
- Details of the work carried out (i.e. What service has been carried out)
- Details of all parts fitted (which must include: Parts numbers, Description, manufacturer name and individual costs.
- Details of all fluid replaced and the specification and manufacturer (i.e. Engine oil, Transmission oil, Antifreeze etc)
- Copy of the service check sheet showing that all of the Hyundai Motor UK Ltd. service schedule and requirements have been carried out.
Independent Service Provider proof of competence:
- Membership of a recognised UK motor trades organisation or industry association which monitors standards and working practices in automotive maintenance and service provision
- Technician qualification from a recognised UK training provider in automotive maintenance services, to the appropriate level for the work performed
Important Information:
The inspection and testing of certain electronic fuel injection/engine management and automatic transmission control systems require specialised electronic equipment specifically designed for Hyundai vehicles. The use of general-purpose electrical test equipment may result in damage to the control unit microprocessors.
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